Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-18
LOCAL BREYITIES.
river marks Z feet 1 inches.

The river marks feet inches.
tn Fire Commissioners meet at 7:30 p
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terdav VA "a, Gaming up K street.
new ass. 15x22, was displayed on the
saastaff a. fs., Capitol yesterday.
Charles ID Eldr> ID yesterday shipped q
carload 81 racs- horse. to Oakland.
Three steamers and foh, oarges have been
laid up on the Yolo side OF Tue river.
Three carloads Of Ch inameu we're shipped
to Placerville Sunday, 20 work On. me ne"
railroad. Many more will go up to Jay.
Captain Eisenminger reports that be mas
a large number of Applications from ,.e-
spectacle young men OF this city, who are
DESTROYS OF joining Company 4.
Company G is patiently waiting to hear
from Company G. Are the San Francisco
shooters afraid; do they want 10 crawfisb,
or what is the matter with them?
An elegant banquet is TO be rendered by
citizens OF Sacramento Wednesday evening,
at the French Restaurant, to Governor
Waterman and his Private Secretary, Mar
Gus d. Boruck.
The remains of Sarah E. Winters, who
died at Fresno few days ago, passed
through to Colusa yesterday, where they
will be buried. Deceased was the sister-in..
law of Theodore Winters.
A sorrel horse about five or six years old,
with white star in the forehead, was
stolen Saturday from the pasture of Mrs.
B. Waldron, near Meisters. A reward is
offered for the recovery of the animal.
John L. Berry, of Antelope, has sold his
store property to Lewis DAILY and Chas
Sommers, who will continue the same bust
ness. and are also station agents of the rail
road and express companies and handle
the mail for Uncle Sam" and the people.
Libbie f. Petrie was yesterday granted a
divorce from Charles +. Petrie, by Judge
Van Fleet, on charge of cruelty. Petrie
Is the individual who came into much I'M
envIable prominence few months ago in
Los Angeles, as a victim of vitrol throw
ing case.
+. Kripp, who has farm one mile south
of the town OF Washington in Yolo
county, exhibited at this Office yesterday
sample OF his fifth crop OF alfalfa. 1t is
three ieet III length, fine and Of excellent
quality. be has cut nine tons 10 the acre
this year.
A new gun club, known as the Tule Gun
CLUB, has been organized in this city. The
following are the charter members III. G,
tiANNHOAf ~ IL buliuOChi w y. NTdu, Il.
Breuner, J. Harrison, j. G. Hite, J. Davis,
w. Smith, +. knauer, George Churchman,
George Stack, W. Dwyer.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was So, being 40 warmer than the
normal for that day. The highest and
lowest temperature was $50 and Acc, with
gentle southerly winds during the early
morning, and fresh northerly winds the re-
malnder of the day. Weather clear and
pleasant.
The Commissioners of Lunacy Yesterday
further examined s. ?. O'Malley as to his
sanity. Their report commits him to the
Insane Asylum at Napa Deputy Sheriff
Bennett with an assistant will convey the
insane man TO Napa this morning. He has
not IN any measure recovered his reason,
and seems to grow worse daily.
The City Trustees have decided to Law the
stone walk on the south side of the Plaza
where the old walk was between the row
OF eucalyptus trees, and set out that portion
OF the Plaza south of the walk in citrus
trees. They have adopted the plan sug-
gested by Frank Smith in the columns of
the RECORD UNION several Gays since
Mrs. Egan, wife of Dan Egan, more
Familiarity KIN Jwn as The Montana Kid"
applied for protection at the police station
Sunday night from the violence of her hus-
band. She was accommodated for the
night, and when morning dawned she was
not SO anxious to prosecute her lord and
master as she had been the previous even
ing.